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Geoffroy’s Marmoset

Callithrix geoffroyi

A long tail provides balance while it follows army ants, feasting on the insects they disturb. Adults gnaw holes in trunks to reach their favorite tree gum, but fruit, small mammals and lizards are also on the menu.

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Least Concern

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